The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-13

-l0Ielll46UC6 was lCSSi'oN Nv
Haven, Penna., on the evening OF the
8th, of the murder of a man named
Culby and his wife, in their house or
the mountains south of that city, OIL
the evening of the 18th.
The murder Of Isaiah Colby and
his wife at Cherry Run, near LOCI
Haven, Penna. was investigated by the
Coroner on the 9th. Mrs, CODY had
been outraged before being murdered
Both bodies lay outside the house
where they had fallen. The only other
person about the premises was an IN
FAINT, which was almost dead from
hunger and crying. There is no elue
to the murderer. John Doors, whlle
misbehavIng at a picnic in Galloway
county, Kentucky, was fatally shot by
Collie, the manager of the al
fair. Doors drew his knife and fatally
cut Collie as he fell dead. Alexander
Walker, the colored Prohibition
speaker, who was badly beaten and
mangled by being thrown against a
wire fence after be had made a speech
at Prairie Grove, near Webberyille,
Texas, last week, died on the It'll. His
assailants are known. Deputy Sheriff
Stanley, of Williamson county, Texas,
was ainbushed and killed on the 9Th.
William Carson, a deputy sheriff, cap
tured a desperado.uamed Wight at Al
mosa, Colorado, on the It'll, and, while
he was reading the warrant. the prls'
oner seized his pistol and beat him
over the head with it until he died.
The murderer escaped.
"A despatch from Nogales, New
Mexico, says: The sloop Sara left
NJ ulejo on July 25th, loaded with
twenty tons of tan bark. The vessel
had On board Captain Abraham BaJa-
rim, his wife and children and niece,
superintendent Halle, of the Baltimore
Mine at Santa Rosa, and a
crew of five men. While between San
and Martinez, In California, the
vessel was struck by a heavy surf and
capsized. All on board persisted ex-
cept the captain and four sailors, who
saved themselves by climbing on the
of the sloop. On July 10th
Two of the sailors became crazy and
said they were going ashore. AS they
overheard they were devoured
by sharks. The captain, n sailor and
1 boy remained on the sloop for eight
lays, sustaining life by catching turtles
hat came neal and sucking their blood.
They were rescued by the sloop
Refuge.
The monument of the Fifth Con-
lecticut Regiment, at Gettysburg, Pa,
dedicated on the 9th. The stone
s of polished granite, and stands on
Hill, a short distance from
Spring.
"A collision occurred II mile from
Chattanooga, Tennessee, between a
witch engine and a passenger train of
he East Tennessee Railroad on the
9Th. John Burgess. the passenger en-
saw the engine coming. but the
Iir brakes were defective, and the
rpeed OF the train could not be lessened
)efore the collision occurred. Burgess
lad William Bkt.fas ms fireman, were
atally injured, and many passengers
we're badly hurt.
The tent in which Revs. Hosler
md Schulz, Seven-day Adventists, were
revival services in Wln0na,
dinneso. a, was attacked by a mob of
Germans and Poles on the 7th, and
,ulled down. The congregation resisted
md a free fight ensued, in which seve-
al persons yer hurt.
Charles Williams, who was confined
n the Jail of Logan county. West Vir-
for the murder of James AID
idge, was taken from jail by citizens
IN the evening OF the Sth, and hanged
a tree.
-Telegrams received in Chicago on
he 9th, from central points Through
'ut the northwestern country, show
hat the drouth still continues. Not a
Irop of rain has FALLEN except eight
ne-hundredths OF an inch at Des
Ioines. Forest fires are raging in
v Wisconsin, and much valuable prop
has been destroyed.
The pine woods, covering 200
cres, Just south OF jamestown, New
I ork, were burning ON the evening of
he 9th. Several houses were in dan
er. The loss will lie heavy.
"A despatch from Augusta, Georgia,
avs: The river is now thirty-three feet,
nd Is rising at the rate Of three inches
hour. 1t is coming into the city at
Upper Broad and Reynoid streets. The
ate on the third level of the canal has
and the water Is flooding Upper
Walker and other streets near
he Union Depot.
Mayor Sutton, nineteen CouncIls
zen and the Street Commissioner off,
Penna,, vert arrested on
he 9th, on complaint of citizens, for
aillng To keep the streets in order, and
or allowing stagnant water to accum-
late, from which foul smells arise,
aUgerous to the health of the commu-
ity and harmful to property interests.
hey were held to answer in $500 bail
ach. The Councilmen went bail for
ne another, and the Chief OF Police
Or the Mayor, and he for the City
Commissioner.
Mrs. Harvey Wills. OF Oswego,
has been arrested for grabbing
er mother, Mrs. Mary Rawllnson. II
old, by the hair, throwing her
iolently to the door, and beating and
her in such a manner rs to
ause her Death in a short time. 1t s
aid the women quarrel!ed over the
lother's property which the daughter
Ianted to get.
THE MARK ETS.
ROVlSIONS-
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sides smoked. ..... ......- 9k9- 10
do in salt. SXS--